Software upgrades usually offer new bells and whistles for users, but of course, one person’s awesome new feature is another person’s really annoying problem. The new Snap feature in Windows 7 is a good example.

Snap lets you arrange an open window, including maximizing and resizing, by simply dragging and dropping it to different edges of the screen. And like many new Windows features, some people love it, and some hate it.

If you’re in the “hate it” camp, you’ll love this week’s TR Dojo episode. I show you how to disable Windows 7 Snap feature.

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For those who prefer text to video, you can click the Transcript link that appears below the video player window or check out Greg Shultz’s article, “Quick Tip: Disable Snap in Windows 7.”

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